Causes of postmenopausal abdominal pain

It is a long process for women from menstruation to menopause. The arrival of menstruation affects women's normal life and health, and is also a way to promote estrogen. The normal age of menopause is around fifty years old. Some people may feel very uncomfortable when they first go through menopause. What is the cause of lower abdominal pain after menopause? The following is a detailed introduction for your reference.

2. Lower abdominal pain does not necessarily occur after menopause. If you experience lower abdominal pain, it is recommended that you first undergo a routine check-up to rule out a urinary tract infection. In addition, urinary and gynecological color Doppler ultrasound examinations are recommended to rule out space-occupying lesions.

4. You may not always feel abdominal distension and pain after menopause. There are many reasons for abdominal distension and pain, such as gynecological inflammation, poor gastrointestinal function, indigestion, etc. Eat light food, drink more water, and exercise more.

5. There are many causes of abdominal pain, which need to be judged based on the specific location of the abdominal pain, the nature of the pain, the inducing factors, the relieving factors, the accompanying symptoms, etc. If necessary, some B-ultrasound, gastroscopy, colonoscopy and other examinations should be performed to determine the cause. Only after a clear diagnosis can targeted treatment be effective.

7. Occasionally there is pain in the lower abdomen, which may be caused by adnexitis. I suggest that you try to use decoctions for better treatment, or take gynecological regulation tablets and progesterone capsules to regulate your condition.

8. Occasionally, there is bloating and pain in the lower abdomen after menopause, which is considered to be caused by adnexitis. You can take omeprazole, bismuth pectin and clarithromycin orally for treatment, and eat more easily digestible foods.